Fire and smoke

The fire department leaves. The residue does not. Smoke travels through plumbing chases and into rooms the fire never touched.

We locate the residue, match the chemistry to the smoke type, and clean until the structure is inhabitable again — including odor neutralization, not just a coat of paint over soot.

• Wet smoke — sticky, smeary, pungent; low-heat smoldering fires
• Dry smoke — powdery, high-temperature fast burns
• Protein — nearly invisible, ruins paint and varnish, sharp odor
• Fuel oil — carried on furnace currents

Do not enter until the fire department says the building is safe. Do not restore utilities yourself. We take it from there.

Call (407) 900-8996 · What to do after a fire